Accepted List Technologies and Development Stacks

Backend Software Development Stacks

Option #1 (Alpha): The Overnight Master

1. Ruby Programming Language (version >= 2.2)
2. Ruby on Rails Framework (version >= 5)
3. Relational Databases
   1. Postgresql (version >= 11) or
   2. MySQL (version >= 8) / Maria DB (version >= 10)
4. NoSQL Database
   1. MongoDB (version >= 4) or
   2. Elasticsearch (version >= 6)
   3. Redis (version >= 5)
5. Application server
   1. Phusion Passenger (version >= 6)
   2. Puma (version >= 3)
6. Web Server
   1. Nginx (version >= 1.18)

Option #2 (Beta): The Veteran

1. PHP (version >= 7)
2. Laravel (version >= 7)
3. Relational Databases:
   1. MySQL (version >= 8) / Maria DB (version >= 10)
4. NoSQL Database
   1. Redis (version >= 5)
5. Web & Application Server:
   1. Apache (version >= 2)
   2. Nginx (version >= 1.18)

Option #3 (Gamma): The Dilemma

1. Elixir (version >= 1.9) / Erlang Programming Language (version >= 22)
2. Phoenix Framework (version >= 1.5)
3. Relational Databases:
   1. Postgresql (version >= 11)
4. NoSQL Database:
   1. MongoDB (version >= 4)
5. Application Server
   1. Cowboy (version 1.0)
6. Web Server (if needed):
   1. Nginx (version >= 1.18)

Option #4 (Delta): The Polymath Developer

1. Python Programming Language (version >= 2.7.13)
2. Django Framework (version >= 3)
3. Relational Databases:
   1. Postgresql (version >= 11) or
   2. MySQL (version >= 8) / Maria DB (version >= 10)
4. NoSQL Database:
   1. MongoDB (version >= 4) or
   2. Elasticsearch (version >= 6)
   3. Redis (version >= 5)
5. Application server:
   1. WSGI
   2. ASGI
6. Web Server:
   1. Nginx (version >= 1.18)

Option #5 (Epsilon): Iron Dome

1. C Programming Language (version >= 8)
2. Frameworks:
   1. ASP.NET Core (version >= 3)
   2. ASP.NET MVC (version >= 5)
3. Relational Databases:
   1. Entity Framework is a must
   2. MSSQL (version >= 14)
   3. Postgresql (version >= 11) or
   4. MySQL (version >= 8) / Maria DB (version >= 10)
4. NoSQL Databases:
   1. MongoDB (version >= 4) or
   2. Elasticsearch (version >= 6)
   3. Redis (version >= 5)
5. Web & Application Servers:
   1. Kestrel
   2. HTTP.sys

Option #6 (Zeta): The Enterprise Beast

1. Java Programming Language (version >= 8)
2. Runtime Environment
   1. JDK version (version >= 14)
3. Spring Framework / Spring Boot (version >= 5)
4. Relational Databases:
   1. MySQL (version >= 8) / Maria DB (version >= 10)
   2. Postgresql (version >= 11)
5. NoSQL Databases:
   1. MongoDB (version >= 4) or
   2. Elasticsearch (version >= 6)
   3. Redis (version >= 5)
6. Application Server:
   1. Tomcat (version >= 8)
7. Web Server:
   1. Nginx (version >= 1.18)

Option #7 (Eta): The Mighty Node

1. Programming Languages
   1. JavaScript Programming Language ( >= ECMAScript 6)
   2. TypeScript Programming Language (version >= 3)
   3. Babel is a must
2. Frameworks:
   1. Nest JS (version >= 7)
   2. Express (version >= 4)
   3. Fastify (version >= 3)
   4. Meteor JS (version >=10) -- For very specific types of projects that include super reactivity and offline data synchronization.
   5. Hapi JS (version >= 18)
   6. Adonis JS (version >= 4)
3. Relational Databases:
   1. Postgresql (version >= 11)
   2. TypeORM is a must
4. NoSQL Databases:
   1. MongoDB (version >= 4) or
   2. Only through Mongoose
   3. Elasticsearch (version >= 6)
   4. Redis (version >= 5)
5. Application Server and Environment
   1. Node JS (version >= 12)
   2. Package Managers:
      1. Yarn (latest version always)
      2. NPM (latest version always)
   3. Web Servers: Nginx (version >= 1.18)

Frontend Development Stacks

Option #1: React

1. React (Preferably bootstrapped with create-react-app)
2. Programming Languages
   1. JavaScript Programming Language ( >= ECMAScript 6)
   2. TypeScript Programming Language (version >= 3)
3. Redux
   1. Redux Toolkit (version >= 1.6)
4. React Router (version >= 6)
5. Material UI (latest version always)
6. React Hook Form (version >= 7)
   1. Yup for Schema Validation
7. Package Managers:
   1. Yarn (latest version always)
   2. NPM (latest version always)

Option #2: Vue.js